make shore that your bean has the scope of session, this way it will be kept
between requests.
lee
Lee Elenbaas
ViryaNet
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mauro Gagni (EMS)
Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 12:11 PM
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Subject: sendRedirect problem, loosing bean changes!?


Hi all,
 I am having some troubles maintaining the changes of my bean done before a
response.sendRedirect(). What happens is this:
I have an if statement where I change a few parameters of my session bean
i.e. mybean.setMyProperty("newValue") bean and then I sendRedirect() to the
page I want. It apparently works fine because I get the page I request with
the redirection, but my bean has lost the change in the property so if I do
a .getMyProperty() I get "oldValue" and not what I expected ("newValue").

Is this 'normal' or there is something that I am missing?
please help me in undestanding what happens.


TIA, mauro

the sample code in my JSP page

<jsp:useBean id="ureg" class="com.emsuk.UserRegistration" scope="session" />

<%
        if (ureg.create()) {
                ureg.setFormCurrent("");
                response.sendRedirect("Succesful.html");
        else {

                ...
        }
%>

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